Droughts are recurring events in Australia and cause a severe effect on agricultural and
water resources. However, the studies about agricultural drought risk map** are very …

Drought is a natural disaster that has potential effects on the environment, life quality, water
resources and economy. It has been clustered into 4 classes which are meteorological …

The standardized precipitation index (SPI) provides reliable estimations about the intensity,
magnitude and spatial extent of droughts in a variety of time scales based on long-term …

Various drought indices are utilized to monitor and detect drought and its probable effects.
Hydro-climate parameters, including rainfall, temperature and soil moisture, are important in …

In a changing climate, while hydroclimatic variables such as precipitation may show non-
stationary behaviour, a traditional Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) is not capable of …

In Australia, droughts are recurring events that tremendously affect environmental,
agricultural and socio-economic activities. Southern Queensland is one of the most drought …

Drought risk assessment for the Murray–Darling Basin (MDB), a drought-prone agricultural
region in Australia, was conducted. Region-and agricultural sector-specific indicators of …

Climate change, increased temperatures and imbalanced precipitation distributions will
potentially increase the local drought risk in certain areas. Drought assessment can identify …

Abstract Study region Eastern Australia Study focus Long-term monitoring of soil moisture is
a time-and cost-intensive challenge. Therefore, meteorological drought indices are …

Global climate change has altered precipitation patterns and disrupted the characteristics of
drought and rainfall events. Climate projections confirm that more frequent, intense, and …